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430 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 4 Guests / 2 Queen Beds
The Premium Kalakaua Haus Ocean View Two Lanai Queen at Hotel La Croix is a 430 sq. ft. non-smoking room designed for guests who want extra space and an ocean view in Waikiki. A private balcony brings the view into the stay, while climate-controlled air conditioning, free WiFi, and a 55-inch LED TV with cable channels and streaming services make the room comfortable between outings. Inside, two queen beds accommodate up to 4 guests, with bedsheets provided and changes available on request. The room includes a refrigerator and free bottled water, while limited-hours room service adds convenience when you prefer to stay in. The private bathroom has a shower only, free toiletries, towels, toilet paper, and a hair dryer. Cribs or infant beds are available for a surcharge on request, and rollaway or extra beds are not available. Housekeeping, fresh towels, and fresh bed sheets are provided on request. Your stay includes the ease of Hotel La Croix essentials rather than a formal all-inclusive package. In the room, free WiFi, bottled water, entertainment options, and practical comforts are already part of the experience, and Club/Executive Level access includes use of the club lounge and internet access in the lounge. Around the hotel, guests can enjoy complimentary lobby coffee and tea in the morning, use available beach gear during the stay, and take part in selected complimentary cultural activities offered by the hotel, creating a Waikiki stay that feels relaxed, flexible, and thoughtfully included.
What's included in this room?
- Private balcony framing sweeping Waikiki ocean views
- 430 sq. ft. room with an open, easy-to-navigate bedroom layout
- Two queen beds comfortably sleeping up to four guests
- Private bathroom with a shower, free toiletries and hair dryer
- Contemporary décor with warm walnut flooring and blackout drapes
- In-room refrigerator stocked with complimentary bottled water
- 55-inch LED TV, coffee and tea maker, free WiFi and in-room safe
- Club-level access includes lounge privileges and lounge WiFi
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Premium Kalakaua Haus Ocean View Two Lanai Queen FAQs
What can you actually see from the ocean view balcony in this room?
The private balcony looks out toward the Pacific beyond Waikiki, and because the room sits within the hotel’s Kalakaua Haus tower, guests get a genuine ocean view rather than a partial glimpse between buildings. For travelers who want to start the day with the water in view, this category makes the upgrade from a city-view room worthwhile.
How are the beds arranged and who is this room best suited for?
The room is set up with 2 queen beds, sleeping up to four guests comfortably, which makes it a practical choice for two couples traveling together or a family with older children. Because rollaway beds aren’t offered in this category, it’s best suited to exactly four guests rather than stretched further.
Does the room have a balcony, and how do guests typically use it?
Yes, this Premium Kalakaua Haus category includes a private balcony off the bedroom, ideal for morning coffee, watching the sunset over the ocean, or simply catching the Waikiki trade winds before heading down to the pool.
What is the bathroom like in this room?
The private bathroom has a shower only, along with free toiletries, fresh towels, toilet paper, and a hair dryer. It’s a compact, efficient bathroom rather than a soaking-tub retreat, in keeping with the room’s focus on the balcony and ocean outlook.
How does this room compare to the standard ocean view category and the suites above it?
This Premium Kalakaua Haus room adds Club/Executive Level access, including lounge privileges, on top of the same ocean-facing balcony and 430 sq. ft. footprint found in the base category. Guests wanting more space or a separate living area would need to look at the hotel’s suite-tier rooms, while this category is the sweet spot for an ocean view with added lounge perks.
What's included with the Club or Executive level access attached to this room category?
Guests booking this category get access to the hotel’s club lounge, including internet access within the lounge itself, alongside the hotel’s standing extras like complimentary morning coffee and tea in the lobby, beach gear for the day, and rotating cultural activities such as lei making and sunrise yoga.
Is this room a good fit for couples, families, or longer stays?
With two queen beds and space for four guests, it works well for families sharing a room or two couples splitting a stay, and the balcony and lounge access make it comfortable for longer visits too. Solo travelers or couples wanting extra privacy may prefer a king-bedded category instead.
How far is this room from the beach, the pool, and dining at Hotel La Croix?
Hotel La Croix sits at the gateway to Waikiki, with Fort DeRussy Beach Park about a 10-minute walk and Waikiki Beach itself roughly half a mile away. On property, the Beach Haus Pool and its poolside bar are just an elevator ride down, making both sand and saltwater pool easy to reach.
Which side of the hotel is quieter, and does that affect this room?
Because this category faces the ocean rather than the busy Kalakaua and Kuhio Avenue intersection at the hotel’s entrance, guests generally find the outlook calmer than a street-facing room, with the balcony catching sea breeze rather than avenue traffic noise.
What should guests know about this room that isn't obvious from the description alone?
Cribs are available only for a surcharge and rollaway beds aren’t offered at all in this category, so travelers with a fifth guest or infant should plan ahead. Room service also runs on limited hours, so it’s worth checking timing if a late-night in-room meal is part of the plan.